just wondering as i am on my p2 licence now what are the nsw rules on the freeways are we restricted to 90km/h even though my licence is victorian?
whatever the conditions of your licence say you stick to.
ie Vic licence, says no speed restrictions, just limit of the road, thats what you can do.
unless your a Learner, in which case, all Learners have to abide by NSW Learner Rules (which you're not)
ive asked the NSW Police and NSW RTA about this (being in Vic myself) and both responses are as ive just stated above.
even have it in writing, so if i ever get pulled up, it gets handed to them
just a quote from said thing in writing. says ACT, but related to Vic and every other state.
The position with visiting provisional drivers from the ACT is different. As the relevant NSW road transport law is specific to NSW provisional licence holders with respect to the special speed limits that apply (i.e. 90 km/h for P1's and 100 km/h for P2's), an ACT provisional licence holder may also drive at the sign-posted speed limit when driving on NSW roads.
However, the position with visiting provisional drivers from other Australian States or Territories may differ depending on any licence conditions or restrictions that apply to the driver in their home state or territory. In this regard, it is in the driver's best interests to comply with any condition or restriction applicable to their interstate licence when driving in NSW to avoid any dispute with police officers or insurance providers should they be involved in an accident.